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IronLace

IronLace

Blue Mountains, Australia

I'm a creative person who collects Bohemian & English art glass - mostly Victorian, as well as early 20th C glass such as Art Nouveau & Tango. My favourite types of I'm a creative person who collects Bohemian & English art glass - mostly Victorian, as well as early 20th C glass such as Art Nouveau & Tango. My favourite types of art glass are pieces with applied decoration, Peloton, trailed, threaded, spatter, iridescent, MOP satin, & rainbow glass. Favourite makers include Kralik, Welz, Harrach, Pallme Koenig, Rindskopf, Loetz, Thomas Webb, Stevens & Williams, & Richardsons. I enjoy glass that is unusual & fancy...like me. I also appreciate antique furniture, ceramics, & all manner of interesting old wares full of character & meaning. To live with style, elegance, & dignity is my aim, kind regards, Marin. (Read more)

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  1. Well, these are pretty cool & will display nicely with glass of the same era! Also great to have those elusive frogs intact. They could even be of Czech or at least Central European origin, as there w...
  2. Very cool, & worth checking with the UV light as there might be a touch of uranium (& maybe also cadmium) in the spatter...
  3. Super find, & this one has an unusual crimp, like a rounded box pleat.
  4. Yep, definitely Dogwood, it was a popular pattern on Fenton. Nice piece of Burmese, I have a plain one of this shape.
  5. Much appreciated, Scott!
  6. Many thanks Kevin! The iridescent ones are pretty rare, so I definitely got lucky. The seller I got this from actually had *three* Kralik floriforms on offer, so talk about being spoiled for choice!...
  7. Thanks also, Kevin! Going to Wenty tomorrow?
  8. Many thanks, Scott!
  9. Much appreciated, Peggy, thought you'd enjoy this one! I may get around to doing a post of this with the other vase I have with the exact same colour threads - it was the first Peloton item I ever fo...
  10. Thanks also, Deano! Being a collector is always a perfect opportunity to treat yourself, birthday or not! But I actually wrapped this up (plus another cool item still to be posted) just to make it mor...
  11. Many thanks, Scott!
  12. Much appreciated,kev123!
  13. Thanks also, kwqd!
  14. Many thanks, Scott! Happy Birthday to you for last Monday! I've had a lovely day enjoying the beautiful autumn weather & now enjoying a very good wine!
  15. Same here, wrecking our stock market in Australia as well...
  16. With "crunch" being the operative word...
  17. Thank you so much, Ales, this is very interesting & I really appreciate your research on this...it is a charming little vase & despite some chipping it oozes style & quality. The seller I got this fro...
  18. Very classy, Kevin! The angular handle is totally chic! May I recommend taking a photo with a black background to assist with showing up the iridescence?
  19. Much appreciated, Ales! The seller had it listed as Loetz or Kralik, & personally I wasn't sure enough to put an attribution here yet. I know that Tadpole decors were popular in this era & that more t...
  20. LOL Bernard! :-)
  21. Thanks also, Peggy! I am more than happy for your to be its honorable aunt (what a charming idea), & you're welcome to visit any time, too!
  22. Many thanks, keramikos!
  23. Wow! So fabulous, Penny! Sit them on a mirror & you'll have an instant "Swan Lake"!
  24. Much appreciated, Scott!
  25. So beautiful!
  26. Many thanks, Scott!
  27. This is a wonderful item, & I had no idea that Welz made a decor like this, either! Now I can live in hope that I might find an example of my own...in any shape! It is interesting to note that the B...
  28. This is a very interesting piece, Kevin! The satin finish is not often seen on this type of item. Spatter looks like it has some slightly "jagged" edges, rather than just all round/oval elements. The...
  29. Wow Kevin, fab find, these are totally gorgeous! May I ask which op shop? :-) I still check out the Sydney scene whenever I can...
  30. I'm loving your artistic arrangements of these finds, absolutely fascinating!
  31. Classic Welz in a lovely colour, & I feel that your notion is perfectly sound, one gleaned from much experience!
  32. Thanks also, Bernard! Yes, definitely a nervous wait...I may be tempted by another item from this seller, but would not consider anything with applied handles or projecting parts - risk is too high ev...
  33. Many thanks, Jenni!
  34. Many thanks, Wow22, & apologies for my mistake. I did accidentally mix up the top & bottom measurements, so well spotted. Have corrected now. It really is a fantastic piece of glass. Seems to me that...
  35. Thank so much, Scott!
  36. Many thanks, Ales, much appreciated. Wonderful pieces in your collection! I was so thrilled to find this vase, the decor has such elegance & a touch of the dramatic about it, too. It seems to be rath...
  37. See Jericho's post here: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/49501-kralik-decor-8--marbled-decor My vase has no markings but that seems to be typical of Czech glass found in Australia.
  38. Many thanks, Deano, much appreciated!
  39. Many thanks, Scott! This is in my "woodland" garden. When I moved in, there was just a couple of large shrubs/small trees with nothing underneath...so I under planted with some smaller perennials, shr...
  40. Many thanks, Bernard! Yes, just starting to get a little autumnal here in the Mountains...
  41. A very cute vase in a pretty, & I think, rarer decor. A charmer indeed!
  42. Many thanks, Bernard! This is a particularly nice collar, too...very pleased!
  43. Many thanks, Scott!
  44. Many thanks, apostata, much appreciated! I had never seen anything like this vase in person before, & once I grabbed it & hurried to the counter to pay for it, I speculated on a maker. Riedel came to...
  45. Thanks also, kivatinitz!
  46. Many thanks, Scott! I feel I was very lucky to find this...especially at the price.
  47. Many thanks, Scott!
  48. Many thanks, Scott, much appreciated!
  49. Much appreciated, kivatinitiz! Yes, it is definitely an unusual decor, which was what caught my attention. Also it was only AU$15!
  50. Much appreciated, Wow22! Yes, it would be good to know comprehensively on these. The pulled loop or feather reminds me a lot of one on another known Rindskopf vase I have (different colour ground tho...
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